Merkley Remarks at FY27 Interior Department Budget Hearing with Secretary Burgum
governments and Tribal schools for: road repair, agriculture, firefighting, job training, and more. “For Tribal school construction alone
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governments and Tribal schools for: road repair, agriculture, firefighting, job training, and more. “For Tribal school construction alone
pressure campaigns to leave public service, 1400 qualified firefighting personnel left the Forest Service in the first year … administrative roles, but they are trained, qualified firefighters who can be called up in particularly bad fire years
support tourism, and maintain vital air access for firefighting, medical transport, and regional aviation services. We are grateful
support tourism, and maintain vital air access for firefighting, medical transport, and regional aviation services. We are grateful
directly to a reduction in wildland firefighting personnel, and fewer acres of hazardous fuels treatment during cooler, wetter … staffing cuts led to a reduction in wildland firefighters, and directly resulted in fewer acres being treated
from land stewardship. The Trump Administration has restructured firefighting efforts in the DOI without transparency and the necessary … authorize the transfer of U.S. Forest Service firefighting functions to the Department of the Interior. Any such transfer
their right to due process, including a wildland firefighter from Keizer who was fighting a wildfire in Washington
taking on wildfire and smoke threats, supporting wildland firefighters, modernizing our water infrastructure, and fulfilling our trust
Points & Highlights – Protects Full Funding for Wildland Firefighting Supporting Federal Wildland Firefighters:The bill provides funding … series for federal wildland firefighters to prevent a devastating pay cut for the firefighting workforce
watersheds, and ensuring there are police officers and firefighters to keep rural communities safe,”Merkley said.“Extending
watersheds, and ensuring there are police officers and firefighters to keep rural communities safe,”Merkley said.“Extending
public lands,train the new generation of wildland firefighters, andpromote collaborative forest management. A one-page summary
watersheds, and ensuring there are police officers and firefighters to keep rural communities safe,” said Merkley. “Extending
watersheds, and ensuring there are police officers and firefighters to keep rural communities safe,” said Merkley. “Extending
watersheds, and ensuring there are police officers and firefighters to keep rural communities safe,” said Merkley. “Extending
write with significant concerns regarding the persistent wildland firefighter staffing shortages at the U.S. Forest Service, leading … many as 27% of Forest Service wildland firefighting positions remained vacant. The steep decline in hazardous fuels reduction
issues, and more. The use of PFAS-containing firefighting foam at Department of Defense (DOD) facilities, and related
issues, and more. The use of PFAS-containing firefighting foam at Department of Defense (DOD) facilities, and related
space. This in turn provides added protection for firefighters as well as increasing their likelihood for successful suppression
space. This in turn provides added protection for firefighters as well as increasing their likelihood for successful suppression
helped secure the release of an Oregon firefighter, Mr. Rigoberto Hernandez, who wasarrested by U.S. Border Patroland subsequently … about what happened to me and the other firefighter. So many people stepped up to help
essential training to women considering careers as wildland firefighters or fire management professionals. Its elimination will harm recruitment … efforts at a time when firefighters are needed more than ever. “The WIWF program was established
demand the Trump Administration ensure federal wildland firefighters are adequately protected from wildfire smoke as these heroes risk … people and our public lands. “Every day, wildland firefighters risk their lives to combat wildfire and keep
fight for more resources to support wildland firefighters, increase resilience, and protect Oregon’s beautiful outdoor spaces.” “Oregonians
fight for more resources to support wildland firefighters, increase resilience, and protect Oregon’s beautiful outdoor spaces.” “Oregonians